Farmer's Ancient Well Runs Dry, Digging Deeper Reveals a Hidden Underground River of Oil
With nothing but mounting debts and a condemned water pump, Jackson Miller makes one final desperate attempt to save four generations of farming legacy—digging deeper into the parched earth that had sustained his ancestors for over a century. What he doesn't realize is that twenty feet below his desperate pickaxe swings lies not water, but a hidden river of crude oil worth millions—and evidence of a century-old deception that could shake the foundations of Clearwater County's most powerful family. As petroleum engineer Olivia Ramirez helps authenticate his accidental discovery, Jackson finds himself caught between instant wealth and revealing a corrupt land grab that shaped the region's history—but might cost him the very farm he's fighting to save.

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The sixth month of drought had turned Broken Branch Farm into a landscape that resembled the surface of Mars more than the fertile valley it had once been. The irrigation canals that Jackson Miller's great-grandfather had dug by hand stood empty, their cracked beds a testament to the severity of the water shortage plaguing Clearwater County.